M 6.7 bougainville region, p.n.g.

**EMSC** · 16th October 2013 10:40

Magnitude M 6.7Region BOUGAINVILLE REGION, P.N.G.Date time 2013-10-16 10:30:58.5 UTCLocation 6.60 S ; 154.94 EDepth 10 km

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**Wind** · 16th October 2013 14:57

From Dutchsinse.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=2hJYTdpvCX4

**bennycog** · 16th October 2013 21:14

This worldwide storm of earthquakes is way above average. And I am not going from intuition.. It definitely is Above average.

I do hope that this is release of a lot of tension, not a sign of something to come. It would be nice to get data from haarp, Solar activity, ocean current and astronomical alignments.

**Rocky_Shorz** · 18th October 2013 00:25

after the sun was nuked, it started extreme activity, the green lines in the top of the graph shows the number of sun flares, each burst is energy that charges the plates and causes quakes...

the question is, who nuked the sun to wake it up?

**Wind** · 18th October 2013 00:28

Rocky, there have been many sundiving comets recently. Are you suggesting that they are nukes?

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=NUjR3YKuD8c

**Rocky_Shorz** · 19th October 2013 17:23

after this one hit was the first M class explosion in several months, most just melt...

I'm trying to find a discussion from when NASA was shut down and the company who had taken over wasn't censoring it out, video of the maintenance crews we were discussing...

was it pulled down or am I just not finding it?

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